In October 2024, while flying home to London from my trip to Shirdi, I received a message from Baba: I would not be visiting India in 2025. Eight weeks later, something incredible happened, I finally got a place on Dr. Brian Weiss’s Past Life Regression workshop in New York. I had been wanting to do this course for over ten years but it had always been fully booked or the timing never worked out. I registered and booked my flight.

Though I was excited, I couldn’t help feeling a bit nervous. It was my first time traveling to the U.S., and I was going alone. Just as I was about to board at Heathrow, I was pulled aside for a random bag check. Everything was in order and to my surprise, they allowed me to board without waiting in the usual lines. That small moment felt like a sign, like the path was already being cleared for me. On the plane, the people around me were so friendly, sharing advice, travel tips, and positive energy.

When I arrived at JFK, everything went so smoothly. Immigration was fast and the officers were kind, they even wished me a wonderful trip and made sure I knew how to find the right taxi stand. From the taxi drivers to the hotel staff, everyone I met was warm, helpful and welcoming. It truly felt like Baba had gone ahead of me, planning every detail.

The workshop at the Omega Institute was everything I had hoped for and more. Being around people who shared similar interests and values was incredibly energising. Something shifted in me during those days. I left feeling expanded and ready to continue evolving my healing practice to the next level.

One afternoon I wandered into the peaceful Ram Das library. There I found an old book about Shirdi Sai Baba. It made me pause as if something had gently come full circle.

Looking back, this trip was so much more than just a course. It was a personal turning point. I came back inspired, with a clear vision and strong dedication in embracing this new chapter in my healing career. It reminded me that when things are meant to happen, they often unfold with a kind of ease that doesn’t need to be forced. Baba had not only guided and protected me, He had walked every step of the way with me.